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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-05-28

The Stormont mine closed down on
Sunday, for ; few days. owing = lsaky
boiler, but is again under way. There i
little change in mining operations the
past week. The 9th South still shows !
vein o. high grade ore. Tho ore body ID
main incline il fully AZ large az last re-
ported. The 18th was pay day but b..
ing Sunday the Company paid of On the
18th with their usual promptnsss. Erie.
co Times.
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coscxsrnArrs.

Anguste Gerard de Melcy, husband o
the famous diva, Guilia Grisi. was yes
tsrday senteaesd TO one years imprison
ment at hard labor for attempting Il
extort 5000 francs from his sister-in
law, Nine. Adolph Gerard de Melcy. b.
means Of forged document purportine
to be an o o from his deceased brother
Adolphe.
At Leadville James Manni, boy IA
years Of age. was blown to pieces by .
box of giant powder. The boy was
carrying the powder from the magazine
and it . supposed he stumbled causing
the jar to explode the powder.
P. J. Cassin, at Santa Cruz, recently
purchased at government sale an old
trunk, which, on examination. contained
among its contents large unset diamond
valued at $1,000. and . sapphire. also
unset, which is worth $500.
Clark, the Truckee defaulter, paid
81, 900 for half interest in q variety
dive before be had been on British soil
"a hours. He objects to the prison fare
at Victoris and desires TO return to
Truckee.
At Phenix, Arizona. May l2, Napdiez
~, the Toato Apache, was convicted in
the United States Court Of murder in
the first degree for killing Lieutenant
Seward Mott on the reservation last
March.
Robert Tapp. the young man who
brutally assaulted his mother at Oakland,
Douglas county. Oregon. . few weeks
ago, by throwing rocks At her, has been
sentenced to three years in the peniten.
tiary.
The rancho San Carlos de Janito, in |
Santa Barbara county. Cal, was sold |
ast week for 100000. Bishop Rior. |
ian's interest in ths College Rancho Of |
u. 900 acres was also sold for $4,000.
The excitement 1t vekol. Arizona is |
Tery high over the recent discoveries in |
hat camp. and the whole country is
icing monumental.
Fire nearly destroyed the entire town |
4 Bickelton. forty.6ve miles northeast |
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-05-28

Wopdsry will never ce.se Ne;ths
win ljsa We thought thew uould ! q,
ysau sinoe when ! voupo l.dv = n,
buqus--or At any rate . nsrson who ~,
supposed BY the immediate family :,
well a. IN the .cou.int.ucs. ~ T. !,
young lady, turned out to BE- . man
She w,s probably tv.ntv.on. vs.,s !,
see when this strange met.mornho,;. ~.
Cured. An equally rem.rt.hls cas-. /.
related by thu Duhnoue Ts,,.. M.;or
Powell. fcrmeriv .d;tar - -. M;nr...
pol:e Tribune. soms t.n v..,, 400 rar
ried an Accomplished young i.dv q
Droadhead. wis. Som after n. mar.
riaee change in the wife began - ~.
place; her complexion became sv,ytbv
and beard began 10 erov which AZ.
handed and resolved The .s.;d,,o,. i.
tention Of the razor. Other ,,bv.;c.l
changes went on, and after the connie
had been reasonable h.nn;lv married a.,
a period Of three years Il bec.m. I'M
possible to deny the fact that the o;rI
was more than woman.
A whit was made to Chicago an em;n
ent physician VA consulted. who CON. |
6rmed the suspicion. and the msvor and |
bis wife separated, there being no m.tr;.
mon;aI prov;s;on. a hind 80 ~. =
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Somebody claims to have discovered Z
substance which 10 1900 timer = swss.
- sugar." The substance Il supposed
BE- about IS years old. and wears bus.
tie. Frisco Times.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-05-28

nIT1 Send 10 conts postsgs, and we slll
IYIt mail you free . royal, ya!usbis
u VII ] sample box Of goods ths ! will put
yon In she way Of asas,lz morv
mnoney q once than anything else in America,
botn sexes Of III ages can live II home And
work IN spare time, Or sii the time, CsuitaI
nos required. We will start you. Tmmeuso
~ su.s for those who start 1t once, erINsos
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-05-28

alnnruto be made. Ont this out and re-
y VtuFn 70 Ms. and we will send you
muWk frse, something Of great vAlus and
impcrtsncs g you, that will start
money right away chan anything else in this
world. Any ono can do the work and live a
home. Either SCI; I'll ages. Homethiua nav.
that Just coins money for all workers, No viii
start YOU capital not needed. This Is one Of
the genuine, important chances OF : lifetime,
Tnose who arc ambitious and entcrprisins viii
not delay. Grand outfit free. address TnuE 4
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! Just as we vest to pres word can
that Dan Swartz. . former resident
Dayton, bat later Of Silver City, h,
been killed yesterday afternoon 1t Go
Hill. He was standing On the railro,
track, near the depot, when : voc
tram backed up and ran over him, Gu
ting off one Of his legs close TO the bod
from the effects Of which be died in q fe,
minutes. Mr.. Swartz was at one tim
very wealthy, but lost bis fortune /
stock speculation. OF late he has mad
living by hauling wood from the Com
hills to Virginia City. He had the rel
pect and esteem Of all who knew him
He leaves . widow and four children
Dayton News-Reporter.
The testimony in the Asylum invss
tigation is all in, and the Commissioner,
will pass upon it As soon - they hav,
had an opportunity to study it To ,
man on the outside, the affair looks lik.
play the boys have-"Pull Dick, pull
devil" Thompson's witnesses swors
that patients were tortured w;.h 49,,
saysperv while DR. B;.bon,, =, .ol.mnIy
declared that it's NO .ucb thin. I,
one side ba, told the trutb .he o,S.. !.
4. hand a. ,;.~ ~. -.
no chance for an argument. No doubt
the Commissioners will be able to dis.
cover the real facts in the matter, and
divide between Thompson and Bishop
Carson Index.
Eugene Thompson. at one time sur.
veyor Of Elko county. who forged . not.
against Thomas Short Of Rubv Valley
md disposed Of the same to Hendsr,on
Ireen, Of Elko. and sskipped bv the
light Of the moon" when his crime he.
,ame known. was arrested at W;cL..
Montana, on the 18th inst He w.s
'rought back to EIko and tried for The
rhine. On Monday last he was sen.
enced to two years and six months in
be penitentiary. He waived al legal
echnicalities and plead guilty to the
barge, which accounts for what many
light sentence. Reno Ga.
cite.
Wednesday night. about 10 O'Clock
,avid Bertrand was Instantly killed a
be ChoIlar shaft by falling from the 800
, the 1000 level. II appears that he
"a prec;nitated ;nto IN. sh.t. hv . III.
Yep. lie had been foreman At that |
llne and at the Combination shaft for
'me years. He was native Of Canada !
nd about "a years of age. When
rought to the surface his body did not |
now any very severe bruises. The re-
'ains were brought to Conboies under.
liking establishment, South G street,
bout ! ] o'clock last night. = Enterprise.
Michael Flanagan was sentenced on |
Y the murder Of his sister. Mrs. Muir
ny. at Gold Hill in December last.
lannigan is about Is years of age. |
,dge Rising in pronouncing the sen.
nee stated that due consideration had
zen given to the clause in the verdict
the jury, recommending the prisoner
the mercy Of the court, and the allow.
ne made for his youth. Eureka Sen.
'e'.
The propristors Of the Haywood mine,
Storey county, sent $4,000 in bullion
the Carson Mint to be refined. They
uld have saved $l5 by sending the
llion to Shelby & Co., San. Francisco,
t the Report quotes them = saving
1t "a corporation which will not CON.
L.,x. arg - r Az roo = a q,
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sUMMoNs.,

TN TIE JUSTICE COURT or IpIocHE
L Township, Of the County Of Lincoln, State
Of Nevada; J. II. Reece, Plaintiff, VS.. j. n,
DUFF. Defendant. Tho State Of Nevada
sends greeting TO J. n. Duff, defendant.
You arc hereby summoned to appear before
lne. At my Office In Phoebe. In the County Of
Lincoln. on the 25th day Of April 1851, !. ii
O'Clock A. NJ, In an action brought against you
BY said plaintiff. to Answer the complaint OF tho
above named plaintiff. Said action is brought
to recover Judgment against you In favor Of
aid plaintiff for the sum Of Fifty 1891 Dollss
gold coin, for medical services rendered you
aud on your request In 1884. as shown by the
Accounr filed In this action or judgment will BE-
taken against you for the said amount. together
with costs Of this suit II you fail to ap
pear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said county,
Greeting; Make legal service and duo return
thereof
1887. A.A' YObNa.
A Justice Of tho Peace ofssid Phoebe township.
Attest true copy. y ID. TURNER, sheriff.
ml2td
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MISCELLANEOUS
ALIAS SUMMONS.

John Dry. Defendants. Action h .1.' Dry and
District Court Of the Sixth Judfr;.l t,. N the
the ttsfe Of Neyads, In and for ~ rssne' Of
Lincoln. and the complaint filed IN 80. sssen3 Of
Llncoin, IN the ofdce Of the c.erf N s,usunty
trtct Court. VI said pis
The State Of Nevada sends Gree.tre.
~ 10 Daniel Dry and John Dry, s.ld as..,
h,,',..,. nsMoy required TO sppear in an srssa.
orousht sgainst you by the above pa,,ss a,c'ion
~ IN the District Court Of the slrrh liant piaint.
District o. the State Of Neysds, In ana ss ~
county OF Lincoln. and answer ina .a,. ~ tns
lieu therein, within ten days ferclusiya Y, W,
gay OF sersicet after the service on vo,, " We
summons, II served in said COMMIT. = 10y
served out OF said County, but within s.a ~ 4.
Hc., sitnin twenty days and In ali Other 60 -
49, usys' pr Judgment By default viii =
said complaint. f'Asa
Ihs said sction In brought to recover !. d..
mens Tor the suir Of Five Hundred Ifsi.,,s my ny
lars. gold coin. - . balance due for ss,. ~.
performed by said Plaintiff ~ an sttorne, ~
counselor at law for you at your esr.eri:, ~. ~
s..noe snd request. 10 attending to your ints a.
Dry. deceased. And you are hersbs ,1
u you fail to appear and answer the said e ,s'
plant, ~ above required, the .sid nlasr,e m,
take Judgment for said sum Of ss0o ,o,1 ~ ~
and costs Of ssid action. so'n'
Given under my hand and the e.,
o. the District Court Of the ~
judicial District OF the state "a
lshAL Nevada, In snd for the connt-
OF Lincoln, this Twentietb Al,
OF January. In the year of on,
Lord one thousand e!sht hun
dred and eighty.six
iaso-fod H.f. GEAR. CLERK
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-02-12
House and Home

A substitute for curtain poles. For
hanging curtains at bedroom windows,
don't use heavy poles and rings, if the
draperieS are of lace, muslin or other
light material. It is obvious, once the
attention is directed to it, the support is
strong out of all proportions to the thing
to be supported land this is contrary to all
decorative canons. The very prettiest
and simplest substitute is narrow strip
Of pine wood such as is commonly put
into the lower hens of Holland shades.
on these strips the lace or muslin is to be
gathered. They cost two or three
cents each and can be had at any place
where shades and curtains are sold. A
hem almost half an inch wider than the
stick should be made in the top of the
curtalned goods, and the stick inserted
ne tullnesss being evenly distributed
along it.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-02-12

To Determine the Quality Of silk;
Take ten fbres of the filling in any Sllk'
and if on breaking they show afeatnery'
dry and lack-lustre condition. dlSc0lOl-
ing the fingers in handling, you may a.
once be sure of the presence Of dye anu ~
artificial weighing Or take slnSl
portion of the fbres between the thuinO
and forefnger, and very gently roll 'l'l 81.
over and over, and you will soon '''.''
the gum, mineral, soap and ofnSl III u
gradients of the one, and the ABSENCE !, u
them in the other. A simple but ellSl !
tive test of purity is to burn p SDl''
quantity otthe fbres pure SILK WI .,,r,
stantly crisp, leaving only a pure I ~.
coal heavily dyed silk will 'no ~ :,
leaving a yellow, greasy ash IT, %. Oh
the contrary, you cannot break '''' ',.tre
strands, and they are Of natural l'' .he
and brilllancy, and fail to dlS'Ol'' u,r
fingers at the point Of contact oure
we'll be assured that you have P u,
silk that is honest in its l''N'
rable in its wear.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-02-12

persons who, with tender benevol.-
aspire to the lofty privilege If l evta'5
"a cup Of cold water" to tbs WI.
ones' either by writing an artiel. ' ea
magazine or an occasional 1ot. nj The
invalid. e'''i 10 an
The sWeet-faced lady before Us IN =,
cheerful :, sick room, and reclining sm; d't
the gifts of friends not unmindhI ~ aq'l -
woes of the patient prisoner con., sle
utes mlssives to the journal meptionsJ
which would inspire even The s,oa.
hearts out in the active world, how mres
more the feeble beatings Of patients WORN WORN
with fever and pain.
Her hand dispenses, indeed. Chr,
tan charity, feeble though she be: fl.
outer world finds that she has Gifts Il,
them. Tracts and Bible texts are cast
abroad IN the village by this direct mes
senger OF heaven. Occasionally, upon
birthday, or as a missive to the deatbbed.
she composes verses Of solace, or to in
spire, thus weeping with the mourners
or rejoicing with the gay. Can any,
thing be more touching than the poetical
verse which finds its way to broken
hearts in this quiet village from this
child of pain?
Many are the poems that have re-
ceiyed the imprint of the type from this
invalid, Mrs. Anna Withrow Holt, of
Lexington, Missouri, To her may not
some sweet verse in return, or some ten
der letter be sent from the readers who
cast an eye upon my imperfect and hum
bic expression OF the lessons taught and
received in the sad realm of suffering,
where God sends sunlight, flowers,
friends, and His presence evermore'
OCTAV1A.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-02-12
Cleans of Sunlight From Sick Room.

y
counted. Writing of them cores
pondent of the Womans Tribune says.
Stealing into the window came the SUI
light of a gracious God.
The flowers, tinted by heavens own
azure and crimson, waved their peeping
heads in the breeze of monday. Sweet
and serene-yea, very submissive was
the face OF young invalid upon whom
the light streamed; the flowers smiled
and the breeze waited drink of natures
nectar.
AS myself and friend entered the sick
room, humility came upon us like a
mantle, and it seemed the time to
breathe prayer. God was thereabout,
and not in vain did our still hearts frame
prayer of gratitude for His goodness,
which the outstretched hand Of Provi-
dence layished upon this child of afflic-
ton within the heart, while without the
face and frame seemed worn and weary.
Shut in from the world, but peaceful,
resigned and humble, waits this sufferer
for the crumbs of comfort which fall from
Fathers table,
1t is blessed to CLEAN some of the les
sons taught afflicted hearts. They are
an especial care to the Lord of Lords,
and into His Kingdom they tread like
angels who bear in their bosoms the
"peace of God which passeth understand
ing even though the days pass YEARLY
and the nights drag their slow, sleepless
length from twilight to dawn,
Even cup of cold water given to zone
of these" God rewards. ALL how he
loves them! He who counteth the spar
rows forgets not to repay the humblest
Samaritan who extends even the crystal
drink of His earthly benefcence.
Our visit to the home of this invalid,
who had not changed her reclining posi-
ton for nearly five years, and whose
years have numbered five and twenty,
was greeted with smiles which could but
send sunshine right from heaven into
our own heavy hearts.
May be the same kind Providence led
us there graciouSly, to permit us to bask
III the direct rays Of His heavenly gifts
to child whom for wise purposes, not
known, He has laid aside from the busy
world.
We were told by her gentle voice-for
the first time-of the association, num-
berlng 700, and called ''The Shut-in So
C1ety, and which Dublishes ito r,oco
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-02-12

Who wrote that horrible story of the
grandfather who was SO cross that hi,
daughter S little boys didn't want to 90
to heaven, lest he should cry out Hush"
when he saw them coming? 1t is libel
on grandtathers generally, who are apt
to be too indulgent to the second genera
ton
4 know lady, eighty-lwo this spring.
who regularly does the marketing for a
large family, walking mile and half
Tor the purpose, She looks very feeble,
and sympathizing friend lately sug-
gested to her that it was too much for
her to have this -'People feel 50
sorry Tor you' IL wish people could
llnd some one else TO be sorry for" was
the reply. "Im as young as | ever was !
But people are growing absurd"
people, and enjoyed the evening as
much as they did.
When grand concert was to be given
IN Baltimore during the last wear Of the
war; there were grave doubts in a Ger
tain household as to whether it would
look we'll for mother" to 90. cit IS
not the place for an elderly lady," said
one daughter. "But mother must do as
she pleases,' said another. "Iats ask
her. Are you going to the concerto"
wi course am, my love | mean to
near all the singing this side of the river
that can" And so the beautiful old
lady, in her black silk gown, her gray
hair banded smoothly under her snow
flake Of cap, went with the young
Why not, in all our home-doings and
pleasures, include the aged folk, whom
we may be so happy as to have with us ?
sin the sixties, they have the forties,
and the tWenties," and let us who are
younger, profit by their experience, and
lend to them the cheer of our more buov-
ant years.
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Wertfautfdbe Mxuter.

Mr1 Wsa 0~~nAn k.as~A a~ liz.
um NV Ssaaos seIlC aHI oe'oen
sns Yep Usames D's JssO auI ole
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sm. sDsa W g.oS %s gtIet ~le grI,is
9Iss.!ss.: ny Ao!ge!iang oOa eapI.
. s MaNeeIa gSI slAea oet Des
mI..s.ssn gon oeI uaHpe SnctaHo
r.oIu.es Seiangen uh0 nag peaa,
guua. ~, gs1la@l; er lou Dss per
oas.eIa ,gea MHalte nn0 az penn yoll@
sano Ds.ee.ng' 9ewsleh lans ueiSger
SDI eI'Da o1e. ytOMalen Smil@en Hio
gIanOe etp unp peaa mnaii9efaaoen
saa. " las e!Das oU ylsllea lnoli9
opa fsna I'M oulg Desnedl I'M mnroe
stp Mug ues5lpelleller Vegenpepr, port
gsIaMsen genommen; Sn
SsaIt ~. mlIoen oisr oon Der Sanoe
gslanSem, avs!we eDl 3u.1em oen Stofe
ooa u.agoe'eno viores y Sas Tnlnas
aas9epiuaoert 9qtie. Nut Der ailDeren
Sene pes Dlanes pane 1@, ME BON
SaIla u1af'a oerl@iei tuIro. eliis itarte
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cages . Neuisfeiten.
SaIan 5.

Oie officielle 3dblung ber BEL Der
Gouberneursmabl in Obio absesebenet
Stimmen bat bas ioigenbe &eluItat ers
geben: Ser &epubIitaner 6orafer
365. 937 Gtimmen, Der Democrat
pomea 1888 .205, Der Mrbeitercanoibat
sGeib "a, 712, Der P~robibiiionift Sharp
20. 702. Gorofsrs pluralitdt iiber
powea betr09t 90, 1872 Gtimmen.
= Ser bisberige General: 2anbs Com.
mifioner Sparfs bemirbt li9 urs einen
Sip I'M @ongreb, nm fi6 bot segett bic
Acknowledgment 2amats bertbeibisen
n f6nnen.
= Mot tpuibs peeen Mufreiaung 5u
@eipalttbaten Dor @eri9t gefteIt. Ser
prDeeB muBte bertagt uerben, ba eS
ni9t gelang. bic Surp suiammen3ubrins
gen. Die meiiiea Der als @ef9merenetl
ausgepdbltea Burger seisten cine ilarte
@oreingenommenbeit gegen bic Nnar.
6ifen i'm Nlgemeinen unb gegeu Mlof
i'm 8eionberen.
= Sn gbieago fan6 etne R~onbention
nmiBpersniieter1 Rnigbts Of 2abnr ftatt,
au tpelGer eipa so Gelsgaten erlGienen
tuaren. 3ped ber gerfammlnng iii ss,
ben v%forrupten Sting" au breGen,
tpelGer ben Grben Der g. Of 8. Ieitet
unb bor allen. i'm potuberln 5u ffirs
sen. lleberal i'm gan5en 2anoe fOlen
Ronbentionen sp bemielben Suede abs
gebaitea tDerben.
Sn beri6iebenen Sbeilen bes
Staates Sllinois fnb groBe Walbs
brdnbe a~usgebrowen, bic In Solge Der
allgemein berrf9enben Slrre einen
bebeutenben umfans a~nauuebmen
broben.
MuSlanb.
Oie 8erliner vHorbb. 4Qg. 3tg."
tbeilt petfGiebtne Details aus Der nus
terreoung 8ismnrds nit benz @3aren
NIT. 2ebterer -heibt es-babe fi6 Dos
raber beflast, bob Deuti6lauo bic pos
litif &ublauos In 8ulsarieu tets bur6-
freu3t babe. 8riefs, bic mon aufge.
fangen babe, betDieien bies. Bismard
erfldrte, baB 9eutfbIanb Bulgarien
als in Der Ma6tipbdte &uBianbs lie'
senb betrafte unb bort ni6t interDes
niren rperbe, 10 LANCE feine oeutfden
SntereReH oaourh gel6dbigt wtrben.
SIN uebrisen fprn6 er ben Muni6 aus,
tene bonn G3aren ~erpdbnten Wriefe 5u
feben. 6ooann fam er eiugebenb OUT
bic 2lasen au 1pre9en. bic Oeuti6lanb
g,gen. ieiHet ruiffben Hadbbar 3a erbes
ben babe. Der gaar borte ibm rubig
su uno oeripra6 ibm, mad fetner Rlds
febr mad 81. Petersburg fein Beftes au
|tpun, UNI allen begriinoeten 6lagen Abs
balfe gu f6aHen.
@rebD bot benz Or. @lemenceau
raitsetbeilt. baB er fi6 omar aus bers
f9iebenen @riinben gert ing pripatles
ben auriid3ieben m66te, bob er aber feis
men poften In gbren DerIafen noble
unb baB CT 5aber 10 LANCE bleiben
pe,be. bis er nit Wlrbe BON benz prds
ibenti6aftsfiubIe berabieisen f6nne.
ST fei bas i9 lelbt unb ieinem Amte
f4ulbis. Was leinen S9wiegerfObu
a%nlange, 10 fei berfsIbe bas Opfer ets
ner politii6eu Sntrigue gesuorbeu.
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California geeiue,

WeinIiebbaber finben elm arobes 2as
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
9errn s. s. MeDer- am Mlamo
pla3a. 0err MeBer iudt bic Weine
an Ort unb 5telle aus Ill B fanft brett
aus benz Qeler ter Wein3iidter. Nls
gutem &enner selin9t es ibm tets, bic
beften .@orten aus5uwdblen. gr fann
feline 3unben uno Tamilien nit einenl
guten 9ropfen perfeben. @otb= unb
WeiBweine in. poraisli6er QuoIitGt
DON ieBt ab $1.00 per @alOne - frei
ins 6aus geliefert.
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saS> Die neueften / m borttr.
Delitateffen, eingemadie
Gri9te urb Gsmtfe. 8udmbeat unb
Maple Sprup, tieuer Sugar 9ouie Mos
laies, Graders uub Biscuits; Butter
unb gier Hets frif6 unb In groBert
0orrdt9en BEL g mitb & WiIfon,
gde Der Solebab II. 9outon Strabe.
ale Oroers tuerben prompt ausgefibrt
unb bic MaareIf ms 0aus geIiefert.
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@temeneeau BOT li1 barauibin genet.
CERT. bic 8ilbung bes cabinets au iibers
nebnen unb ebenfo |@oblet nnb
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